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West Nile farmers turn to rice for food and incomes
PRiDe project technical teams join rice farmers in Maracha on the graduation day on 6 November 2025 MARACHA– For decades, the West Nile region was synonymous with tobacco cultivation, alongside traditional staples such as cassava and millet. Many homesteads had the iconic burnt-brick tobacco-drying barns that usually stood out in each compound for their narrow but towering nature. Today, those barns are disappearing as tobacco growing declines s…
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West Nile farmers turn to rice for food and incomes
PRiDe project technical teams join rice farmers in Maracha on the graduation day on 6 November 2025 MARACHA– For decades, the West Nile region was synonymous with tobacco cultivation, alongside traditional staples such as cassava and millet. Many homesteads had the iconic burnt-brick tobacco-drying barns that usually stood out in each compound for their narrow but towering nature. Today, those barns are disappearing as tobacco growing declines s…
(Dan Tri) - Thanks to growing Cay Noi sticky rice, hundreds of households in Quang Chieu commune, Thanh Hoa province have jobs, stable income, and increasingly prosperous lives.
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